A bouquet of red roses with dark green leaves surrounding them.
Stephy a ceremonial ritual in a creek, with one woman floating and the others holding her gently, during daytime in a natural outdoor setting.

Hi, i’m
stephy

I’m a Mumma, Sister, Aunty, lover and a Wylde Womban. I weave touch, sound and ceremony to help you soften, remember your inner medicine, and rise into your own beautiful becoming.

My Experience

The Wylde Hearth (former Ceremonial Embodyment) has evolved through years of travelling, studying and sitting in circle - learning directly from the Earth, the wild spirit of the land, and cultures who live by ceremony. From destination spas in the Daintree to city life in Vancouver, my work has been shaped by both deep nature and the dance of everyday life (yes, even at the kitchen sink).

I offer an intuitive fusion that meets you where you are—always with reverence, presence and a dash of Wylde magic.

A woman with dark hair lying on her back with her eyes closed is blindfolded with a checked cloth. Multiple hands are around her, adjusting her blindfold and touching her head, shoulders, and arms. There is a bear skin and antlers in the background.
Closing of the bones treatment, two women pulling on opposite ends of Mexican rebozos.
Various folded Mexican Rebozos with different patterns, arranged on the floor in preparation for a Closing of the Bones ceremony.
Stephy Lister and Jessica Hawkins kneeling beside a person lying on a bed in a bedroom, performing a ritual or ceremony. The room has painted walls, a decorated bed with items on it, and various spiritual or ritual objects around.
A moment during Closing of the Bones Ceremony.

Modalities I draw from

  • Cert IV in Remedial Massage; Li’tya (“of the Earth”) spa care; Healing Waters Spa at Silky Oaks Lodge (Mossman Gorge).

  • In study with Naisha Ahsian (The Book of Stones; Crystal Ally Cards).

  • Initiations with Faye Wenke, including land-based attunements at Roaring Meg Falls.

  • Earth-listening practices and ceremonial ways guided by land, lineage and elders along the journey.

  • Womb-centred bodywork supporting flow, fertility and feminine vitality.

  • Voice, drum and instruments to settle the nervous system and restore.

  • Woman-honouring practices for rites of passage and cyclical living

  • New/full moon circles, blessingways, closing of the bones, bespoke rites from first bleed to celebration of life.

Herbal brew for the Closing of the Bones ceremony.
Herbal steam bath during Closing of the Bones ceremony.
Close-up of a person receiving a massage on their back from two massage therapists.
Multiple women and children sitting on the ground around a pregnant woman, holding various roses and sunflowers. Focus on their hands and flowers, with some women wearing dresses with floral patterns.

My heart & Soul Passion

Ritual is my mother tongue. I’m devoted to women, to womb wisdom, and to the holy ordinary—birthdays and babies, grief and goodbyes, beginnings and becoming. I love weaving story, song and the elements into spaces where you feel deeply seen, held and celebrated. Whether we’re crafting a personal rite, resting in sound, or tending body and spirit on the table, my intention is always the same: to nourish your infinite potential and awaken the medicine within.

Four women with long hair and topless, sitting on a rock with their backs to the camera, overlooking a river with a rainbow arching over the water and trees in the background.

My herstory

I carry the thrum of my Celtic ancestry in my bones and the red earth of Australia on my feet. The Daintree and Mossman Gorge taught me the power of land and lineage; sweat lodges, circles and travels through Mexico and beyond reminded me to pray with drum and dance. City seasons taught me tree-hugging in winter coats, gratitude as a daily practice, and colour as medicine. All of it lives here—in my hands, my heart, and the ceremonies I create.

Sunrise or sunset behind misty stone monoliths, possibly part of a prehistoric stone circle, with grassy ground and a small ritual fireplace in the foreground.
Close-up of animal bones, showing a large bone with black and beige textured growth or fungus on it, with a blurred background of outdoor scenery.
A woman holding a child standing among large stones, with snow-capped mountains in the background.
Group of people standing barefoot around a circular fire pit on a rocky ground, with some wearing colorful clothing and accessories.

With deep reverence and gratitude to the lands that teach and hold this work — especially the Country I live and practice on, the Jinibara and Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi Peoples.

Close-up of a hand of an Australian aboriginal person holding a small wooden stick.
A vibrant rainbow arching over Uluru at sunset with dramatic purple and orange clouds in the sky.
Several people standing barefoot on a sandy beach with seashells and a small dog looking up.